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<blockquote> What OS do most Ruby developers use? </blockquote> Mac OS for most, but any Linux distro will do (Ubuntu/Fedora etc). <blockquote> What is the easiest IDE to get to grips with coming from a background of using Visual Studio? </blockquote> Textmate is quite popular if you're on Mac. Netbeans and Aptana are there if you need something similar to enterprise world. Emacs/Vim is ok too. <blockquote> Which database is used most within the Ruby community? </blockquote> So far most Ruby / RoR guys I know use open source databases. sqlite for local development while Mysql or Postgresql for production. My advice, sqlite is easy to learn, while give a try with Mysql or Postgresql, you might not know when your clients going to ask you to develop on them. Mysql is very popular. Postgresql I think has lot more features (personal preference). <blockquote> Which database is most likely to be supported by most web hosts? </blockquote> Mysql is most supported by shared hosting hence the M in LAMP (Linux/Apache/Mysql/Php). But Postgresql is getting more support too. Some hosting companies even support both but Rails developers usually prefer to use VPS (slicehost.com/linode.com) and manage all these themselves. Checkout heroku.com too for deploying your Rails app without needing much knowledge in sys admin stuffs. <blockquote> Which web server is the easiest to configure? To get up and running in the shortest amount of time. </blockquote> Developing with Rails you'll get webrick as a development server where you can test ur app locally. But for production I prefer modrails.com where you can choose between apache/nginx. I prefer to use apache since that is what I'm used to.
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